
- #EXPECTED END OF LINE BUT FOUND IDENTIFIER VPN AUTOCONNECT HOW TO#
- #EXPECTED END OF LINE BUT FOUND IDENTIFIER VPN AUTOCONNECT WINDOWS 10#
It then assembles a string consisting of the button pressed in the first dialog with the password from the second - it works on my machine as posted, so if there is more to your script you need to reduce it to just the parts that are giving you the error. The script I posted gets the button pressed in the first dialog, then puts up the second one - there is no button comparison, so any button will continue to the password dialog. This is followed by two copies of the same script statements, but the second one will fail because there is no "text returned" property of a string (the key word "result" contains the result of the most recent operation - in this case the assignment of a string to the "theContent" variable). "Please type in your Administrator Password" default answer ¬

The script section in your original post has a dialog with 2 buttons, which is followed by a dialog that gets an administrator password - the problem is that you are using two copies of the dialog parameters (dialog prompt text, buttons, etc), but only one display dialog command, so AppleScript is getting confused with the duplicated parameters: If the buttons are all going to do the same thing, then all you are doing is getting the button that was pressed, so there is no need to do anything but keep track of what the button is.
#EXPECTED END OF LINE BUT FOUND IDENTIFIER VPN AUTOCONNECT WINDOWS 10#
Note that any entered password will be saved with the script - all global variables and properties are saved.ĭisplay dialog returns the button pressed and text entered just for that particular dialog - it doesn't continue logging keys pressed. Windows 10 -> Settings -> Network & Internet -> VPN -> Add a VPN connection Choose VPN Provider as F5 VPN Client (it should show up after the app is installed) and fill in the rest. With the Routing and Remote Access snap-in. If dialogChoice is "Password Register" then If the entry isn’t present, click File, select Add/Remove Snap-in, choose the Routing and Remote Access option from the choices and click Add, then OK.
#EXPECTED END OF LINE BUT FOUND IDENTIFIER VPN AUTOCONNECT HOW TO#
Set theContent to myVariable & space & dialogChoice - ? I need to connect my machine to a forticlient getaway but I don't know how to do it via terminal I don't mean the command to open the GUI, but the commands tho connect and disconnect assuming that I already have my vpn connection profiles configurated if it's there any command like: fortissl connectionname on. Set recipientName to "xxxPrototypexxx 99999" i used powershell script below (and a batch file) to auto connect the vpn. but found identifier.ĭisplay dialog "Un Unexpected Error Occured Use The Built-In Password Tool To Continue" buttons cancel button "Cancel" default button 2 with hidden answer) we have a meraki client vpn, which has no client vpn software.


So I Was Using Script Editor And I Had This Error:Įxpected end of line, etc.
